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Amid earthquake aftermath in Caracas, Delcy Rodriguez declared a state of emergency, while Trump offered international assistance.

17 reports, 16 independent Updated Jun 25
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Amid earthquake aftermath in Caracas, Delcy Rodriguez declared a state of emergency, while Trump offered international assistance.

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  1. The US administration is using the earthquake crisis in Caracas to seek concessions from Delcy Rodriguez's government.Sub-event
  2. Search and rescue teams are being deployed to Venezuela following the earthquake, with the magnitude officially reported.Sub-event
  3. Delcy Rodriguez addresses the national crisis in Venezuela, noting La Guaira is the hardest hit coastal state.Sub-event
  4. Trump offered assistance to Rodriguez's country following the declaration of a state of emergency due to quakes in Caracas.1 source
  5. Trump offered recovery assistance following the major earthquake centered in Carabobo, Venezuela.1 source
  6. Rodriguez discusses a fund for reconstruction following the earthquakes in Caracas.1 source
  7. Interim President reported casualties and rescue efforts following earthquakes near Caracas.1 source
  8. Delcy Rodriguez leads Venezuela's national response and seeks international aid after the earthquake.1 source
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  1. Rodriguez issues a specific appeal for international aid following the major earthquake.1 source

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